Colloidal silver is the term used to describe tiny particles of silver suspended in a liquid. Given their small size, a normal filtering process would not remove them.

The size of the silver particles in colloidal silver can vary, but some are so tiny that they are referred to as “nanoparticles.” This means that they are less than 100 nm in size and invisible to the naked eye.

Before modern antibiotics were developed, colloidal silver was used as an all-purpose remedy for various infections and illnesses.

Silver appears to be a powerful, natural Germicide against infections. Silver nano-particles are long-lived in the body because they do not enter into a reaction, but act catalytically. Silver, as a catalyst acts on the enzyme or chemical lung that transfers oxygen and nutrients through the cell walls of the disease-causing organisms.

The organism suffocates.  Silver has been used as a water purifier since 1900 and since the 1930s Silver has been used to impregnate water filters to kill germs in water or which might grow in the filter medium. Prior to 1938, colloidal silver was used by physicians as a mainstream antibiotic treatment and was considered quite “high-tech.

It has also been shown to assist in stem cell development and growth.

The colloidal silver is between 6 and 10 ppm this is within the safe nano measurements to penetrate the cell.